Unpleasant scenes, as reported, played at the beginning of April after the SK Sturm match against Rapid in the garage of the Graz Merkur-Arena: two “black” opposite fans would have attacked opposing fans and even broke their nose because she does not give up her fan-scarf. Now the two men are being charged, among other things because of heavy robbery.
The styric police recently announced a success after the SK Sturm championship match against Rapid at the beginning of April: two “Utras” (21, 27) were arrested after they were also worn in the underground parking space, it was said that one of the gloves-Three Rapid fans had been attacked. They would even have broken their nose from a young lower Austrian (21).
Hand -resistant argument about fan -Araal
The two have been in custody since 8. And the office of the public prosecutor worked quickly: the not yet final charge is already on the table! The two grazers are accused of heavy robbery, among other things.
According to the indictment, after the end of the game, they went to the underground parking lot of the Merkur-Arena and picked up the fast fans that it would be “their” garage and that only storm fans had something to look for there. They demanded the fan scarf of the lower Austrian. When she did not want to give him up, the 21-year-old hair hit her so firmly with her fist that she suffered a shifted nasal broken nose and went to the ground. Her companion hurried to help and got a blow and another friend.
With their lawyers Julia Halm and Raimund Hofmann, the now defendants deny this version: “They are not becoming known to the difficult robbery, because it was by no means a planned event, but rather an event that was owed in the situation,” they say. The mood was generally heated and there was a lot of alcohol on both sides.
Since the indictment is not yet final, there is no hearing date yet.
Source: Krone
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